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E, 3, RICHARDSON, New Haven. Conn.
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FINANCIAL. .
ENGLISH CoNsoLs.

LONDON. June 29.-Consols closed at IOI 7-I6
or money silver 4 ID.
MONEY.
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at 3Gl2 per cent last loan ats per cent; closed
offered at per cent Prime mercantile paper
ut 5G6 per cent. sterling exchange dull but
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nd
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DEAETTIEY the Complexion aud skin Z
DBL1C Ing thE CunCurA SOup.
H FEELS GOOD.

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sTOCES AND BONDS,
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NEW YORK, June 29.-Stocks and I
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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-05-26
Art AND ARTlSTS.

There are now FIVE Relnbrandts of I'M
doubted genuineness in New York.
A portrait OF Sir Moses I1onteffore, by G.
D. NJ. Piexotto, has been hung temporarily in
the Corcoran art gallery at Washington.
The heir; of the late Baron Meyer Charles
de Rothschild, OF Frankfort, will establish a
museum containing the works of art belong
ing to the deceased.
Only $500 has been contributed thus far
for the medallion of Sir Walter Scott which
it was proposed a year ago to place in the
poets corner Of Westminster abbey. About
81, 800 is needed.
It is said that Spaniards are destroying
much of the architectural delights of jour
ney through Spain by elaborate restorations
The cathedral OF Leon is made over INTO
something that it never was before, and the
restoration disease is spreading to other towns
Lambert, renowned as the best painter of
eats in Europe, has just been presented by an
artist friend with a picture representing a
mother cat offering her newborn kittens to
Lambert, and saying: as this about the
right sort of thing2 1 know they don't come
up to yours, but they are the best that
could do"
The exhibition at Paris in 1889 will be held
in three buildings, occupying the sides of the
Champs de Mars On the fourth, or river
side, the great tower will rise, in case that
project is carried through against the protests
of land owners in the vicinity and those
Parisians who appreciate the folly of such a
structure. One of the three buildings will be
kept for machinery, and the two long struc-
lures on the sides for general exhibits.
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CHURCH NOTES.

During the past year one missionary in
Breslau has baptized 137 Jews.
! There are f1fty-four churches in Pennsyl-
vania where the preaching is almost or en-
tirsly in the Welsh language.
The Free church of Scotland has medical
missionary at Taberias on the Sea of Gallilee.
A bequest has been placed at the disposal
of the church, which will enable it to main
tain another missionary in Palestine.
In 1872, there were in London three cir
cults, eleven ministers and 1914 Methodists
In 1886 there are in the same area SO cir
cults, 1S5 circuit ministers, 81 departmental
ministers, GO supernumeraries, and Sc, 200
MethoClists.
The Berlin Missionary society has sent out
pressing appeal for help. 1t has deficit of
more than $4,000 accumulated since 1882,
when the Chinese mission was taken up. 1t
was calculated when the arrangement was
made to establish a German evangelical ,r1Is;-
sion i'll China that the funds would increase at
about the rate of S12, 600 year, but the de
crease annually has been about $12, 900.
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DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL.

Ned Harrigan has a new play, "McNooney's
Visit" which he will put on at the expiration
of the run of the "O'Reagans."
The anti-tall hats crusade goes on undated
IN New York, but the results, if any, far
attained are so terribly small as to be classed
Is microscopic
1t is not generally known, but ii is never
theless true that Genevieve Ward was mar
ried when but girl to Russian count, who
shortly afterward deserted her.
James E. Murdoch, actor of prominence
over sixty years ago. reappeared on the stage
last week at Cincinnati with party of anna
tours in 1.-The Stranger" Mr.. Murdoch is
go years of age.
The Madison Square garden has been sold
to a syndicate for the very low price $50
rumor puts it, of 81 100000 1t is the inten-
ton of the purchasers to erect on the site a
mammoth building especially constructed for
amusement purposes. 1t will doubtless be
similar to the Rotunda in Dublin, Ireland,
although a very much grander scale. The
promoters promise to revolutionize the ''popu-
lar amusement" business of the metropolis.
Several rumors have got abroad during the
past week to the effect that Theodore Thomas,
the director of the American Opera company.
had resigned: that the stage manager, Mr..
Parry, had been discharged, etc. They
have all served their Purpose as first class adj
vertisements 1t was also reported that the
Metropolitan Opera company had joined
fortunes with Thomas aggregation of foreign
singers, but this the directors of the former
institution Indignantly and emphatically
deny.
M. B. Curtis was indeed Caught in a
Corner" by little episode couple of weeks
ago. He asked by The Mirror to con-
tribute something to their Christmas number.
He consented but finding that he would be
buster than he had expected, hired a well
known dramatic character to write the article
for him. The story was, within day or two,
submitted to Mr. Curtis who read it, thought
it very good and paid handsomely for it. It
has since transpired that it was a bodily steal
of 'The Majors Story" by Bret Harte, pub
lished several years ago by TIE Sun.
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6oIpilul IF Der 0ohuort ceS Ili3dau3 be-
fanHt, cod weigcrt f!dl Der 84rpalter Gin.
6am. jrseno mei6e Dtittb5iluH9eu ~ MAIDEN.
Die Parentiu beijuoet fd aui Dem lEe8e Der
BeFeyuuq.
- Sci'm 4Hrislu um Elm Bitol in Sec.
9Ieinberg's SdaUilOIal gir. 80, g8gtbe 10 ,
ipieue Satob 6aae uon glr. $50, Siioz l..
StraBe, nit eiHem uui oem ShanItii9e lie
genoen 8eoolber, peIdler, uie er glaubte,
R,Gt geIabeH mar. Bl6blidl eutluO Iih iebsdy
bic gGofie uuo bic Sugei hraug Rlelnberl in
bic ltnts &ruf. Die 8srleeuna uur0e BON
hen Qer5teu fir beOeutli9 trtldrt. 5aas
pur6e Oerbaftet.
- GirEa 20O Touuen 5radt nurOen beute
aus Rem geTraHteteu 8ampfsr scotia" &C.
bergen.
- Patrtd Callahan muroe beute uu Der
80. StyaBs BON Ibos. StGutoa in elaem
Sirsjte burh eiueu Utefisrflt5 t0otli1 Uerl
lett. Gtnutuu If oerbaftet.
- @In 4sf0djgeS fobrilgGbduse Al Qouaz
SElanO. Gin, US, brannte b1ute 4beaO
uteber, uub Der 8erluit bttrdgt $40, 900. Der
gr0ste 3heiI bsS Serlufe8 idut auf 9. QB.
auteHrieth.
gletps9 9orfer GtEbrtd,eg iel Saoea.
Dlacou, So, % Wdr;. - 3u 0teleu
gegen6en be6 StaareS hnben in Der llin9Reu
Belt @iubreder tbr g8sieu getritbeu. 3n oeu
Ilbteu IA Sngen itnb ni9t Deui9er, ais Elm
8nbeno SnTeHiGrdHfe in ebeu 10 Vieleu Or.
ten geplunoert rpOrbeu. Su Der 0a5t aui
@umfag purbe Sbomos0tue betmgeiu4t.
gm Samfag WcrssR befisaeu juei 0erodb-
tiGe gubieFte einen rad Qtbaug fahreuOeu
qua. Su 8acoutOn 0eriudten Sdgriif 5url
nn6 eiu 6iliaiderifi Te 3u osr5afteu, aber
Die 6erle Bogeu iofOrt ibre 8eUolUtr, ,uub elmer
bradte Dem Sderiff cine gefibrli9e BuHOe
bel. gei6e eHtIamsu in oeH g8alo, U.roe en-
aber pabrihetnlid baIO ejugeiaugsu msroeu.
Gle fn6 gut gcIIrioetuH0 angrblil aus NeD.
9orf.
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